New Big Three Rise in Golf As Venturi Lema Nichols emerge
The sport sees a shift from the old Big Three to three new challengers. Ken Venturi wins the U S Open and leads the World Series of Golf contenders with Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols rising to prominence. Palmer and Nicklaus, while still active, face stronger competition as sponsors and players note a broader field of major title contenders.
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Washington
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St. Andrews
Walter Hagen
Bobby Nichols
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Lema
Nichols
Akron
Jim Gaquin
Professional Golfers Association
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
America
Lemna
Rifle Versus Shotgun Debate Drives Deer Hunting Rules
The piece notes gun lobby protests over Kansas deer season plans. It cites NRA data on rifle use and safety, comparing rifle and shotgun accidents from 1951 to 1960. It lists states restricting to rifles or shotguns, and observes Kansas’ approach amid broader national practice.
Rifle safety debate and Kansas deer season plans
The Kansas Sportsman discusses rifle safety, deer season timing, and potential use of high powered rifles alongside shotguns and bows. It notes the Forestry Fish and Game Commission will set deer hunting rules, mentions NRA safety data, and reports Kansas winning the 1966 National Campers and Hikers Association convention, expected to draw about 12 000 people to the state.
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Kansas
Sunflower State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
NRA
National Campers and Hikers Association
Tasmin Park
Ohio
NCHA
Little League Comeback One Legged Pitcher Triumphs
In Tipton Oklahoma AP reports Bub Manning, a 14 year old Little Leaguer, lost his right leg after being struck by a car on Sept. 10 1963. After months in Lawton hospital he vowed to return to baseball. Coach Don Royal urged him to try pitching and his first game was against Cache.
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Okla
Stanley Manning
Stanley
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Bub
Don Royal
Texas University
Darrell Royal
Cache
Oklahoma
Royal
Associated Press
New York
Hollywood
Jay North
Jay
Dennis the Menace
Ivan Tors
Tors
Studio City
Wellsville area honors couple and community events
North Windy School hosted a shower for Lyle McCarthy and Donna Coughlin on July 21 with pink decor and Bride Bingo. Scouts camped at Oren Garrell farm as Boy Scouts joined a community welcome for Mrs. DeTar. Baby Karen Kay Hill born July 17 at St. Luke's. Bub, a crippled boy, gains nationwide support after a hospital stay. Mickey Mantle leads letters of encouragement.
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Bernice Holden
North Windy
Lyle McCarthy
Donna Coughlin
Wellsville Methodist ‘Church
Harold Carpenter
Charles Rogers
Robert O'Connor
Tommy Spillman
Raymond Rees
Fred Carlson
Hes
Edward Barnett
Wellsville
Oren Garrell Farm
Ted Hollon
Rick Lambert
Jay DeTar
Antioch
Antioch Hall
DeTar
Karen Kay
Wesley D. Hill
Leawood
St. Luke’s Hospital
Susan
Brenda
Marsha
Guy Soxman
Kansas City
Dollie Hill
Richmond Area News highlights and births
MABEL CHANDLER reports a Friendly Circle Meeting at Fellowship Hall with thirteen attendees. Mrs. Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of rural Richmond are parents of a son born July 25 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Seventy attended the New Children's Curriculum Workshop on July 21 at the Methodist Church.
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Mabel Chandler
Friendly Circle
Fellowship Hall
Cochran
John Lee
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Methodist Church
Auto industry eyes 1964 model top of 7.89 million
Detroit AP reports 1964 passenger car output nears a 7.89 million annual goal as final old-model shutdowns proceed. Ford Mustang production ends soon, with 1965 models set to roll next week from Wixom Michigan and Lorain Ohio plants. Egypt's pharaohs issued tribute in tunes, while Rameses the Great set tax shares for farmers.
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Ford
Lincoln
Wixom
Mich
Lorain
Ohio
Metuchen
N. J
Ward
Air conditioning eyed to boost pork and livestock yields
Environmental control engineers say pre chilled barns can help pigs gain weight on less feed and cut costs, while cooled dairies and hen nests may raise milk and egg output. They predict widespread use within five years with lower consumer prices.
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